Catalog of Combat Films, America at War

We are pleased to offer these great films, most of it never before seen by the general public. Most of the films themselves are shot by the U.S. Signal Corps.

Our current films are divided into two Series. There are a number of films in each Series. Each Series represents a 90 to 120 day window of time for each division.

  Series I: WWII, The Invasion of Normandy

  Series II: WWII, Liberation of Western Europe

There are many more films in the pipeline as we work our way across Europe. We plan on covering the whole of the European WWII including Africa and Italy in future series. Series on the war in the pacific will ensue as well as future conflicts such as Korea and Vietnam.

If you do not see a unit that you are interested in, please let us know, or check our "News" page to see when your favorite unit or campaign is scheduled for release. Join our Newsletter to get news of future releases. If you have any other questions regarding our DVD videos, please see our Contact page for various ways to have your questions answered. Thank you for viewing our web site and we hope you choose to purchase one or more DVDs and enjoy a one of a kind historical product.

101st Airborne Division Invasion of Normandy Series 1 95 Minutes $34.99

the 101st Airborne Division played an important role in the Invasion of Normandy. The 101st AB parachuted in on the night of June 5, 1944 with orders to take certain objectives ahead of the landing to take place on the morning of the 6th ... [ More ]

36th Infantry Division Liberation of Western Europe $34.99 DVD Details

104th Infantry Division Liberation of Western Europe $24.99 DVD Details

45th Infantry Division Liberation of Western Europe $19.99 DVD Details

Many soldiers, civilians and other personalities have been identified in these DVDs Find Fathers, Sons, Brothers, Grandfathers, Famous Generals, Ike, Patton. ... Who do you see? If you see somebody you know, we want to know who you have identified, please contact us! [ More ]

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The Army Signal Corps had the duty of capturing the war in photographs and on film. These men did not carry arms, they carried cameras and many went in harms way to capture footage. We salute these men for a job well done! [ More Info ]